Picture to download Prizes: 1995 - Budapest Hungarian Film Week Main Prize Best Director Gene Moskowitz Prize 1995 - Karlovy Vary International Film Festival International Film Club Association's Don Quijote Prize Prize of the Ecumenical Jury

The Outpost (A részleg) (1994, feature, 35mm, colour, 85 min.) Director: Péter Gothár Screenplay: Ádám Bodor, Péter Gothár Writer: Ádám Bodor Story editor: Zsuzsa Bíró Director of photography: Vivi Dragan Vasile Editor: Péter Tímár, Eszter Majoros Music: György Selmeczi, György Orbán Sound: János Réti Visual design: Zsolt Khell, Christian Niculescu Costumes: János Breckl Production manager: Károly Fehér, Irina Chiriya Producer: Sándor Simó, G. Sándor Szőnyi Production company: Hunnia Film Studio, Hungarian Television Cast: Mari Nagy, József Szarvas Gizi Weiss lives somewhere in eastern Europe at the end of the 1980's. She works as an engineer in a planing institute but abruptly she gets transferred. She is appointed head of a section. She sheds her belongings. It's March. Foggy, cold, dark and muddy. She's on the way to the train under escort. The train journeys through the industrial landscape towards the decrepit - but still functioning - pollution spewing factory. Gizi continues the journey on a hand-powered rail rider, still under escort. Another rail-rider approaches from the other direction carrying a worn out man - with an escort. Gizi Weiss cannot recognize a former collegue and present failure, doctor Potra. The rail rider reaches another office where Gizi "exchanges" her remaining belongings. The section is still far away, up in the mountains, drowned in snow, on the shore of a lake. The section is an ice cold shack with two beds and scampering weasels. For this period in her life, of unknown duration, this will be Gizi's place, living with a rodent of a man called "Öcsi" or "Petya".